The Deconstructors

<p>What would you do if you could start again?<br>What would you do if you <em>had</em> to start again?<br>A few months ago Will Harper would have done anything for a new beginning. Now it's essential for his survival.<br> </p><p><strong>All author profits generated by this work are to be donated to </strong><em><strong>Médecins Sans Frontières</strong></em><strong> a charity providing humanitarian medical care to people affected by conflict epidemics disasters or exclusion from healthcare.</strong><br><br>(<em>The author reserves the right to enjoy the irony in the unlikely event that this particular work goes on to sell millions...)</em><br> </p><p><strong>deconstruct /ˌdiːk(ə)nˈstrʌkt/:</strong> to reduce (something) to its constituent parts<br><br>Will Harper's life is obliterated by the global financial crisis. An episode of noughties nostalgia that he would rather forget sees him lose his job girlfriend and home.<br><br>Staring into the abyss Will is offered a lifeline in the form of a new business venture claiming to give highly vetted clients the opportunity to undergo Deconstruction - a rejuvenation process to break down their lives to give them a blank canvas a new beginning. And it works-or at least it seems to.<br><br>A new love interest and a lack of other viable employment prospects help Will paper over any cracks. However he is lead down a one-way path to face murderous Russian gangsters Hong Kong Triads Scotland Yard and a fading 80's Hollywood icon who should really be in rehab.<br><br>The Deconstructors is a fast paced humorous crime novel. A reminder that even at their simplest things can always fall apart.</p>